Dali Blanch vs Michalis Sakellaridis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Dali Blanch shows stronger second serve points conversion at 45.76% compared to Michalis Sakellaridis' 42.65% over the past six months.
• In the return game, Blanch outperformed Sakellaridis by winning 46.39% of his opponent’s second serve points versus Sakellaridis’ 37.04%.
• Question: What about return stats for first serves? Dali Blanch trails at 29.23% compared to Sakellaridis’ 33.49%.
• Under pressure, Blanch has a slight edge having saved 50.78% of breakpoints, outperforming Sakellaridis' 44.68%.
• In terms of overall match success, Blanch has won 60.53% of matches in the past year, while Sakellaridis has won 42.42%.
• Both players are most successful on clay courts, each with a win percentage of 57% on this surface.
• Blanch and Sakellaridis both have not won on indoor hard courts, with 0% win rates, although Blanch's loss record is only 0/1 compared to Sakellaridis' 0/2.
• Both have played predominantly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, but Blanch has a higher win percentage in these tournaments at 56.52% compared to Sakellaridis' 43.33%.
• Head-to-head statistics show Blanch holding a 1-0 lead over Sakellaridis, winning the only match convincingly in straight sets.
• What is the quality of opponents each player faced? Blanch has played against lower-ranked opponents (average rank 419.95) compared to Sakellaridis (average rank 170.27).
• If a match goes into a deciding set, Blanch has been more successful, winning 47% of such sets compared to Sakellaridis’ 33% over the past year.
• It will be important to observe any current event performances that might indicate shifts in form or advantage.

Editorial Prediction (October 13, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Dali Blanch and Michalis Sakellaridis promises to be an intriguing encounter. Recent performance patterns suggest Blanch holds a slight edge in several key areas.

Blanch's superior second serve point conversion and proficiency in exploiting his opponent's second serves place him in an advantageous position. Additionally, he has shown resilience under pressure, saving more breakpoints than Sakellaridis in recent matches.

Despite facing lower-ranked opponents, Blanch's higher overall win percentage over the past year, particularly on his best surface, clay, alongside his head-to-head victory, could give him the psychological edge.

While Sakellaridis may have the edge in returning first serves, Blanch's ability to clinch deciding sets further supports his bid for victory. Thus, based on current facts and stats, Dali Blanch is the likelier candidate to win the upcoming match.